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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 21 Apr 1998.
Re: Half Space Technique for html art

Re: Half Space Technique for html art

Veronica Karlsson wrote:
> Yes, and I also question its presence in this newsgroup. PC knows this
> and I suspect that he's trying to provoke another flame war. However, 

You better question your own judgement, Veronicastein! I was joining
*on-going* html discussions by disclosing html techniques that I used to
use well over a year ago on my website (I no longer use them.) Please
note the emphasis on the keyword *on-going* which means that others on
this newsgroup consider them on topic.

Don't start flaming me again, as I said several times in the past,
although I am not looking for a flame war, I am not going to avoid a
flame war either!

          Sheesh! The jealousy motivated flames
         of the asciigangsteins! Every time I
        announce something nice!
       /
    ,,
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Subject: Re: Half Space Technique for html art
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